ABTA, in its recently released Travel Trends Report 2012, has predicted a boom in specialist holidays. The report adjudged Egypt to be one of the hot favourite mid-haul destinations to look out for in 2012.
Over the years, Egypt has been a sought after destinations for Britons looking for a classic sun-soaked summer break. In fact, things like fascinating antique parade, glittering sandy stretches, alluring Red Sea diving and year-round balmy climate have immensely added to Egypt’s popularity.
With two of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World and the fabled Nile, this nation tempts throngs of tourists to look for tickets on cheap flights to Egypt, year-round. It would not be wrong to say that Egypt is undoubtedly one of the world's most alluring destinations.
Though, Egypt slumped a bit in terms of booking activities, yet travel agencies are looking forward to woo tourists back to this relatively affordable destination with cheap flights and hotel packages.
In 2012, the budget-conscious tourists planning to hop on one of the cheap flights to Egypt can look forward to assail their senses with the mystery and enigma of this quaint land of ancient wonders without burning a hole in their pockets!
With hosts of action-packed activities like Scuba diving and snorkelling and shallow water for young children, the resorts of Sharm El Sheikh and Hurghada would be the destinations to look out for by the vacationers planning a family holiday tour.
A trip to the famous Ancient Valley of the Kings, including Tutankhamen’s tomb would be the best bet for those looking to partake in Egyptology to unearth Egypt’s dazzling history!
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Thursday, February 9, 2012
Monday, January 9, 2012
Egypt Might Ban Beer, Bikinis and Beach Parties
If Egyptian Islamist politicians have their way, sunbathing at Egypt’s top class resorts may soon become a thing of the past!
Almost 10 per cent of the country’s GDP comes from the tourism sector and the country really cannot afford to hamper its prospects as a top holiday resort. Each year, millions of travellers book advance tickets to bag cheap flights to Egypt, enamoured by the region’s incredible natural beauty.
People book cheap flights to Egypt to travel to sea resorts like Luxor, Hurghada, Sharm el-Sheikh for enthralling beach fun. But it seems that the revelries and festivities just might have to stop at these resorts. Given the political unrest in the country, tourism is already suffering and with the prospect of potential ban on bikinis and beer it sure is going to take a nose dive.
With the Islamic parties gaining majority of votes, all the resorts and hotels in the country may undergo severe changes that may shrink the number of tourists booking flights to plan holiday trip to Egypt.
The Muslim Brotherhood's Freedom and Justice Party is calling for 'sin-free' tourism in Egypt whereas the ultra-traditionalist Salafi Muslims` Al-Nour party wants to inflict strict Islamic law in Egypt that includes prohibition of alcohol and mixed bathing.
It appears that Egypt tourism will face severe hindrances in the coming months. Any sort of ban on tourist centric activities will certainly result in a huge drop in the number of travellers planning air travel to Egypt and landing at the country’s major airports.
Almost 10 per cent of the country’s GDP comes from the tourism sector and the country really cannot afford to hamper its prospects as a top holiday resort. Each year, millions of travellers book advance tickets to bag cheap flights to Egypt, enamoured by the region’s incredible natural beauty.
People book cheap flights to Egypt to travel to sea resorts like Luxor, Hurghada, Sharm el-Sheikh for enthralling beach fun. But it seems that the revelries and festivities just might have to stop at these resorts. Given the political unrest in the country, tourism is already suffering and with the prospect of potential ban on bikinis and beer it sure is going to take a nose dive.
With the Islamic parties gaining majority of votes, all the resorts and hotels in the country may undergo severe changes that may shrink the number of tourists booking flights to plan holiday trip to Egypt.
The Muslim Brotherhood's Freedom and Justice Party is calling for 'sin-free' tourism in Egypt whereas the ultra-traditionalist Salafi Muslims` Al-Nour party wants to inflict strict Islamic law in Egypt that includes prohibition of alcohol and mixed bathing.
It appears that Egypt tourism will face severe hindrances in the coming months. Any sort of ban on tourist centric activities will certainly result in a huge drop in the number of travellers planning air travel to Egypt and landing at the country’s major airports.
Tuesday, June 15, 2010
Parents 'prepared to take kids out of school to get cheap flights'
With the summer holidays approaching, a new poll has found that 44 per cent of travellers believe that it is unfair that prices increase dramatically during the school holidays.These respondents also stated that they "would not hesitate" to book a trip during the school year, potentially allowing them to take advantage of the cheap flights to Egypt and other foreign destinations.
Researchers for HolidayExtras.com noted that just 28 per cent of parents said that they would never take their children out of school during term time.
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